Fostul Presedinte al World Petroleum Council. About Fracking, And Tar Sands. Nu am cum sa dau highlight pe 2 fraze chei, dar cititi atent ! O sa copy/paste la una din frazele cheie in primul comment. Cine are interes, merita tot materialul, pentru asta e politica lor, in orice tara ! SS: Fracking is huge these days, but its sustainability has been put into serious doubt by many environmental groups. Tar sands in Canada have drawn ecologists’ anger as well. At what does environment damage become too serious to bear? RB: I think at the current pace it’s viable, because we continue developing. What I see, actually, is not that question; I see it as that in a number of places around the world, it will take a lo0ng time, if ever, to convince society, that that’s a good deal for society. Ultimately, any investment in this sector will have to generate a tangible benefit to local communities and local societies. They don’t have to dictate whether or not they want unconventional oil to be explored in their communities. So, the short answer to your question is – I think, it will take a long time, until this play, the unconventional oil spreads around the world. There is a number of other factors as well – the need for infrastructure, the need for proper regulation, and the availability of services, particularly for drilling and fracking, which has to be massive to develop in this place. So, there are several limitations for this play to become wide-spread around the world. I see it continue growing in U.S and in Canada, but modestly, in other countries. rt/shows/sophieco/210263-oil-prices-world-economies/
Posted on: Tue, 02 Dec 2014 09:17:01 +0000
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